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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

Page

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Iowa legislature keeps tax rate, no new taxes

The Iowa legislature, by large majorities, backed Gov Beardsley's push to keep the income tax at its current level and avoid any tax increases. Had the full rate returned, Iowans would have faced about 5.5 million dollars in added costs. A Guy Gillette newsletter notes the rubber industry under RFC control has curbed plant activity, pushing natural rubber prices up from 12 to 90 cents per pound in weeks, with synthetic plants poised for full production soon. The tire situation remains unsettled.

Iowa Beardsley Guy Gillette R. F.C

Moravia streets show wear. repairs eyed amid tight budget

A late winter to early spring in Moravia finds streets rough from heavy traffic. City leaders hesitate to launch a major repair plan due to existing debts from earlier upgrades, yet urgent fixes are planned for the square area and nearby routes. Local homes receive foundation work as residents send in support for the Moravia Union.

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New Hope church night features songs and Bible games

New Hope in Wesley Chapel held a Friday evening program led by Lillie Callen Sylvian Callen and Mary Meadows with devotions by Thelma Phillips. The group performed songs linked to their history and included poems by Callen and Phillips plus a Bible quiz and games. Refreshments followed in the church basement.

Wesley Chapel Lillie Sylvian Callen Mary Meadows Thelma Phillips Lillie Callen Allin Dooley Don Pettibone Don Sears Newton Hazel Harding Chicago Clyde Gladfelder Lucile Carter St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Lute Hiatt Charles Winans Genevie Donovan Elsie Martin Clyde Hiatt Ernie Tucker Carol Brees Parental Brees Sewal John Grimes Albia Dick Wilson John Wood Lynda Bessie Donovan W. E. Donovan Bill Bob Harsh David Donald West Zoe Callen Homer Lee Hiatt Marilyn Betty Day Marcia Ann Charles Mary Platt Frank Hiatt Archie Martin Charles Burton Cedar Rapids Orville Burton Burton Marshall Patty Don ‘Peregoy Oskaloosa Lae Irven ‘Kalvig Dorothy and Genevie Gus’ Hiatt George Turner Charles Dooley Fred Dusablon Irven Kalvig Kalvigs Matt Watts Ivan Harsh Clyde Darlene Gladfelder Guy McKern Turner's Frank Turner Ed Shutts Jr. White Lois Martin Trenton Wilson Warren DuVall Maude Coltrain Deloris Eakins Betty Harsh Bertha Luge Martha Coulton Delbert Cahoun Jim Herron Kay Loyd Carter Beverly Fischer Ames

Main Station By Men, John Poster

Attendance at Fairview Church 38, Theo Miller spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miller. Della and Judy Points called in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Gladfelder and Mrs. Ruth Broshar were pampering at J.B. Foster's Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Robert Foster helped Thursday and dinner guests were Mrs. Orman Lemons and Jimmy. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Benz and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Al Brizendine home calling at Bill Long's in the evening.

Theo Miller Ted Miller Della Judy Points K. V. Gladfelder Ruth Broshar J.B. Foster Robert Foster Orman Lemons Jimmy Lee Benz al Brizendine Bill Long J. P. Foster Jack Long Twyla Foster Roberta Benz Des Moines Rella Foster Jack and Lynn Johnny Sheenan Albia J.P. Foster Ing Miller Points Judy Mina Dowd Judy Gladfelder Billy Linda Points Lyndon McDahel Rockford Clell Ronald McDanel Twyla Arthur McKern Ames Lyndon McDanel Liscy Farm Bureau Carl Tomlin Dean

Salem column fragment notes births and visits

Hazel Hellyer reports local snippets including the birth of Karl Lee on April 17 to Delbert and wife. The piece mentions Ed DeHall hosting friends, Cass Hamilton and Lloyd Brown visiting at Carl VanZante’s home, and Farm Bureau gathering attendance by P D Ankeny Dell Hellyer and Hazel with Mrs Clarence Whitehead and Mrs Raymond Perry also noted.

Delbert Calhoun Karl Lee Ed DeHall Cass Hamilton Lloyd Brown Jerry Carl VanZante P. D. Ankeny Dell Hellyer Hazel

Centerville Hospital Visit and Local Socials Recap

Bert Calhout and Mia Chattey Jones attended dinner at Hortot Potts home. Numerous Albia residents visited Jess Gladfelder and Dell Hellyer homes. Delbert Calhoun and baby returned from the hospital and are staying with the Hiner family. Senior play at Mora via attracted several from the area.

Bert Calhout Centervillé Chattey Jones Guit Hortot Potts Dale Sonnenberg Bertha Clark Albia Junior Martin and’ Mra Arthur Main Wisconsin Mollie Main Heima Tisue Jess Gladfelder ST aEms George Hellyer Dell Hellyer Raymond Perry Mra Elbert Perry Cass Hamilton P. D. Ankeny Dell Hellyey Haze Moravia Delbert Calhoun Baby Hiner

Iconium Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits

Mrs. George Hammond hosts and visitors call at Flo Frame Otia Fuller and Beryl Brown homes. Local families including Beaty Frame Penfield Loch and Brown share Sunday or Friday visits. Wayne Christy and Merle Dicka spend time at home and with neighbors. Paul McCord helps with calf sowing. Jennie Jennings and Birdie Main socialize with Rena Breese and A J Brown families.

Francis Frame Flo’ Frame’s Otia Fuller L.G. Beaty Dale Beaty Bell Beaty Beryl Brown Paul Cridlebaugh Lorraine Hammond Gertrude Penfield Paul Loch and Clyde Beaty Wayne Christy Shannon Early Ater Ardis Carpenter's LeRoy Brown Shery Merle Dicka George Hammond Jennie Jennings Rena ‘Breese Birdie Main A. J. Brown Paul McCord Roll’ McCord Clell Sheldon

Unionville Sunday Socials and Local Visit Notes

Unionville residents shared memorial visits and gatherings. Mrs. Dorman Irwin hosted dinner guests at George Hammond’s. families visited John Hardy’s in Centerville. Stanley Party at Veral Moore’s Monday. Tuesday Club met hosted by Mrs. Ross Starks with prizes. Tributes and church services noted, with several out-of-town visitors from South Dakota and nearby states.

Addie Shaldon Russell Brown Dict! Dunketh Debbie Beryl Brown A. J. Brown Bert Rinehart Gerald Mary Lou Lorraine Hammond John Hardy Centerville Dorman Irwin Larry Linda Gerald Rinehart George Hammond Veral Moore Ross Starks Hom Neil Wagner Verner Hawk Pamela Wagner G. L. Jordeth Grace Stevan Tolatoy Raymond Beach Lebanon S. D Elizabeth Nold Parker, S. D Earl Allen Ottumwa Belle Laura Baker Sam Rudd West’ Grove Dobbin Kansas City the Baptist H. Mi Bowers Utopian Club Wayne Hinote Verrier Hawk Max

Couple to reside on Dell Wilson arm after wedding

Seventy women from Unionville and Udell areas attended a cancer film at Udell school Tuesday evening. Mrs E V Stewart is Unionville chairman and Mrs Carl Webler Udell township chairmen while Mrs Joe Wilson has Union township. Mrs Forrest Jennings and Mrs Robert Beck of Centerville spoke briefly. Des Moines visitors Perry Cross and wife stayed with his parents. C C Miller visited his sister Eva Swalm in Ottumwa. Lewis Dommer and family plus Mike Dommer and others stopped by. George Brooke, Lisbon superintendent, recently signed a three year contract with a notable raise.

Unionville Udell E. V. Stewart Carl Webler Udell Township Joe Wilson Union Township Forrest Jennings Robert Beck Centerville Bob Cross Des Moines Perry Cross C. C. Miller Eva Swalm Ottumwa Lewis Dommer Lawrence Dommer Song Junior Tommy Genes Mike Dommer George Brooke Fred and Gary Lisbor Essie Whisler Brooke Lisbon

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